Bellevue Caregivers - 1,612 caregivers found

experienced caregiver, providing one on one care to patients, well trained in assisting patients with ambulation and mobility, and providing support with daily tasks such as toileting, bathing, medication reminders and grooming. First Aid Certified. Bilingual: English

What makes you a great caregiver? I genuinely care about other people regardless differences and challenging characteristics; I don’t judge people and give them their privacy as well as take care of them with the best care and to their liking and comfort needs. I make sure things are done right and don’t take shortcuts, I’m honest, loyal, and compassionate towards other people. Why did you become a caregiver? I became a caregiver because I realized I listened to peoples needs and wanted to help improve the quality of their lives. I’m good at taking orders and encouraging people to do their best, to bring the best in them out. What do you like about being a caregiver? I enjoy when someone is content with the quality care I provide them. I enjoy taking people’s health into my hands and being successful, by keeping them at their optimal health. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? I am proud to have become a well-informed healthcare professional that knows how to care for any individual with any kind of condition due to all my experience and skills obtained from training.

Hi! My name is Valeria, I'm currently looking for my next client to work with. Looking for a full time position M-F 30-40hours a week. About my experience- I have 6years and some months experience through my grandmother and professional services. I have worked with dementia patients. My past job involved companionship for a Parkinson's client, driving, laundry and a lot of communication and I enjoy all of the above. Qualifications- NAR, CPR, Nurse delegation, Orientation and safety training and diabetes training. About me- Very hardworking, with natural capability of providing continuous care to seniors. A Very good listener, patient and understanding. Welling to clean, shop and go on walks.

As a Certified Nursing Assistant with nine years of experience, I enjoy getting to know people and contributing to their lives in a positive way. I do not shy away from working with various health issues. Most importantly, I want clients and their families to feel that they have received their money's worth when I have finished for the day. I reside in Seattle and am seeking local clientele. References from current and former clients are available upon request.

I started of in the caregiving field with taking care of my grandfather. In the process I got to learn a lot and I did enjoy doing it. I treat every client like my own family with love and compassion. Every client had different needs, so I get to understand the client first and foremost. I mostly enjoy the learning process in caregiving, no matter how long one has been a caregiver, we get to learn new things every time. I once had a client who had dementia (late stage), who did not want to go to bed (it was late at night). One thing that the client enjoyed was watching animal documentaries . I showed the client pictures of different animals that I had taken when I went to Kenya and the client calmed down and I was able to redirect the client to bed. My patience with the client helped me assure the client that I was on her side. This scenario really made me proud of the caregiver that I'm becoming. I love what I do.

I bring over 15 years of experience in the healthcare field to the table as a Certified Nursing Assistant and currently providing In-Home Care Services. My skill-set is highly developed; I possess excellent communication abilities (verbal and written), I'm well-organized, and I can multi-task effectively. Additionally, I'm compassionate and very positive. My patients appreciate my gentle approach and how I can alleviate any anxieties they may have. My capacity for logical thinking, accuracy, and attention-to-detail make me a valuable asset as a caregiver. During times of distress, I remain calm and do my best to think clearly and logically. I have successfully provided care for individuals with chronic conditions such as Alzheimer's, Dementia, Cancer, Depression, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson's, etc. I also have experience in hospital care, hospice, and respite services. I have a bachelor's degree in communication, Licentiate in Philology. Additionally, I am trained and certified in CPR/First Aid, I am a Certified Nursing Assistant and a Medical Assistant, also I am a Certified Medical Assistant Phlebotomist and have knowledge of universal health and safety procedures. I am passionate about advocating for my clients and strongly believe that everyone should have access to quality care. I am confident that I can provide exceptional care, both physically and emotionally.

Turning or moving patients. Gathering medical supplies. Bathing patients. Grooming patients by brushing their hair, teeth, shaving them, etc. Feeding patients and documenting their food and liquid intake. Checking vital signs such as blood pressure and heart rate. Answering patient calls.

I have about 32 years of experience being a caregiver. I use to own my own Caregiver agency but, it took me away from providing personal care to my clients, I decided to give that up so I could work closer with the client. I've provided care for individuals with MS. I currently work part time for the State of Washington as a certified Care Giver & I have a couple of part time clients . I feel & have been told I'm a great caregiver because I think of others first, filling the needs of others before myself. I think the best way to be a affective caregiver is to really have consideration for the fact that, it could sometimes be Very humiliating having someone to provide care for you & to treat others as you want to be treated. I always talk to my clients and helping them to see that I do understand how it feels to be able to once have done things for yourself and now to have to rely on someone else. I also forgot to mention that I have a daughter who lives with me, she's now 30 and she's been on dialysis for about 10 years and so I have quite a bit of experience in the medical field. I was also certified as a CNA for about 20 years I am not currently certified but, have loads of experience working with the elderly, I've worked on my own, in nursing homes & hospitals. I've worked for the State of California in a Veterans home for about 10 years just prior to me coming to Seattle. I've been in Seattle for 14 years.

If I have any kind of developmental disability or I have become aged, weak or sick and need support, what sort of person would I like to take care of me? That is the kind of person I am. I have a lot of compassion and Love to offer. I'm patient and kind; I would do anything to make sure that the person I'm taking care of is comfortable and happy. I will make sure that they never lack what they need from me as their CNA. I believe in following rules and regulations that are laid out for me without any fail. I always admit when I'm wrong and I will always be accountable for it. I'm a caregiver.

I am very attentive, and compassionate, and very patient, and understanding. I've always had a passion for caring for others and I have multiple family members who work in the medical field aswell so I'm always open to new experiences and being the best caregiver I can be for myself and my clients I have been caregiving for 6+ years and got certified in 2018 looking forward to being a part of your care team